Frank Caliendo joined the Hochman, Crowder and Krantz show to make us all laugh!! He impersonates Charles Barkley, Stephen A. Smith, George Bush, John Madden and Jon Gruden talked some Harry ...

Since 2000, Frank Caliendo has been a staple on the "Fox NFL Sunday" pregame show, and if a comedian can be judged by how many of his jokes Terry Bradshaw gets, Caliendo is going out a legend. He ...

OnMilwaukee.com got a chance to talk to Frank Caliendo, a man of a thousand voices and faces, to talk about his upcoming comedy show Saturday night at the Riverside, his latest impressions ...

Waukesha South graduate Frank Caliendo will appear on national TV with David Letterman on Thursday and has booked a show for Jan. 20 at the Riverside Theater. By Drew Olson Special to OnMilwaukee ...

Comedian Frank Caliendo included Bill Belichick among the six coaches and one team owner he impersonated Friday morning in a video he shared to Twitter, sporting a short-sleeve sweatshirt while ...

Comic impressionist Frank Caliendo performs his stand-up routine. People knew him as the Madden guy, the Bush guy and the Barkley guy. Finally, after launching his own television variety show ...

On FOX’s pregame show leading up to the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers, Caliendo busted out his Charles Barkley impression. TOP NEWS The Biggest Steals of the 2021 NFL Draft Entering 2025 ...

Caliendo, 40, had his own show on TBS, "Frank TV," in 2007-08, but he became best known among sports fans for nearly a decade on "Fox NFL Sunday," especially for his impression of John Madden.

The full theatrical trailer for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” which premiered during the halftime show of ESPN’s “Monday Night Football,” featured familiar faces, compelling new ...

Franklin "Frank" Caliendo (born January 19, 1974) is an American comedian and impressionist, best known for his work on the Fox Network television series MADtv, and has been the in-house ...

LOS ANGELES -- Frank Caliendo was on a Manhattan street last week when he noticed another pedestrian stare at him, glance upward, then stare again.

Frank Caliendo was on a Manhattan street last week when he noticed another pedestrian stare at him, glance upward, then stare again. Caliendo turned around and discovered why: A huge ad for his ...